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The Affidavit Of Non Employment serves as a crucial legal instrument in the Indian jurisdiction where individuals need to formally declare their unemployment status. This document is commonly required for various administrative and legal purposes, including applications for government benefits, educational scholarships, loan modifications, or immigration procedures. The affidavit must be executed in accordance with the Indian Oaths Act, 1969, and typically includes personal details of the deponent, a clear declaration of unemployment status, duration of unemployment, current means of sustenance, and a verification clause. It must be sworn before and authenticated by a Notary Public, with appropriate stamp duty paid as per state regulations. The document holds significant legal weight and making false declarations can result in penalties under Section 193 of the Indian Penal Code.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: Specifies that this is an Affidavit of Non Employment and the jurisdiction where it is being executed

2. Deponent Details: Full name, age, address, and identification details of the person making the affidavit

3. Verification of Identity: Statement confirming the deponent's identity with reference to valid ID proof

4. Declaration of Non-Employment: Clear statement declaring current unemployment status and duration

5. Purpose of Affidavit: States the reason why this affidavit is being made and where it will be used

6. Financial Status Declaration: Statement about current source of sustenance or financial support

7. Truth Declaration: Standard declaration that all statements made are true and correct

8. Verification Clause: Final verification statement with place and date

9. Notarization Space: Designated space for notary's official seal and signature